Died today driving. Turns over but no start. Remote start stopped and no power to fuel pump either.

Asked by jwadd4 Jan 01, 2009 at 10:22 PM about the 2001 Jeep Wrangler Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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PeteandKatie answered 15 years ago

Probably an issue with the aftermarket remote starter. The computer may think there is a security issue (from the remote start most likely) and is not allowing the fuel pump to energize.

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Robert answered 15 years ago

disconnect the aftermarket remote start module and it should work - don't cut any wires.

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Jonathan answered 15 years ago

Possibly your fuel pump relay is bad. This part sends power to the fuel pump when the engine computer senses that you have turned the key to the "ON" position. It should be on the same circuit as the distributor. It is a little black plastic box.

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